Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-08-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Corsets d specially at Watson's.

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Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for Jew
elry, watches. repairing, etc.
Frank Hart has accepted a position
| from the waterworks company IN Bis
! marck.
Y Tom Kelly is still at Lamborn Hospital,
Bismarck. He is getting along pretty
well, and expects to be out soon.
R. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and statoners, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Fred Whittier was in town Wednesday.
| He reports a splendid time over at Mr..
Parkin's Cannonball ranch on Monday of
! last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Potter with
their household goods, passed: through
town the other day, en- route to,ther old
| home in Minnesota
Grant and james CHEERING gton, of CEN
trail Emmons were in town Wednesday.
They intend to take their running horses
| to the county fairs of the territory this
| fall.
y A couple of very pretty bouquets from
Mrs. s. E. Kurtz's flower garden Zone for
Miss Ella Brown an d the other for Mr.. P.
| Il. Snyder, now sick at Lamborn Hospl.
taD have been sent to Bismarck
I An adjuster of the Mitchell insurance
company was up last week. and we are
Informed that he made satisfactory set
tlement with those in the Roop nelghbor-
hood who had their crops damaged by
| hail.
| George In the Times of week before
! last you say that the "editor of the Times
| has been suffering from the effects of the
prevailing epidemic" or words similar
If there is any Of that epidemic" left,
| please send up quart.
Y A frost Monday and Tuesday nights
damaged vines and late corn throughout
| the county. Much of the corn, however,
was too far along to be spoiled by the
frost Iu some places, too, there was no
damage to speak of. The frost seemed to
! come IN spots.
| Do you know why the general health of
Missouri Slope citizens is so good and
the business of the dentists so poor? 1t is
because our citizens get good, wholesome
meats of George Gussner, at Bismarck,
and do not have to wreck their teeth by
wrestling with solc-leathcr steak
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten-
ton of our citizens to the fact that the
drug firm of Dunn & Co., opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps on
hand at all times a large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at tn,
lowest prices. Give The firm call and
be convinced of the fact
Fargo Argus Attorney General TEN
pleton has just discovered that the amend
ment of last session to the board of
health statute never became law; so that
chapter 63 of the laws of 1885 Is IN full
force and effect; the new boards of health
are not boards of health, and the old ones
will serve until new ones are appointed
| T Dr.. Roop, wife and son have arrived
at the residence of j. NJ, and we under.
stand will make quite an extended visit
4 The visitors drove out to the doctor
trce-claim Thursday, and it must have
been quite pleasing to that gentleman to
see large field of golden grain in shock
where but year ago was the vigin prai-
| rie. 1t is one of the hest quarters in the
township.
Hand County Press The fact that
great many Dakota farmers had difficulty
in getting seed wheat has turned out
| blessing. Otherwise there would not be
half the ground there is occupied by corn
and other grain. Prior to this year there
was not one farmer in twenty who be-
lieved corn could be successfully grown
here. That theory is exploded by this
years crop.
Ii you have to purchase groceries,
of course you want them to be of good
quality and sold at reasonable prices
And in this connection we will say that
George Jennings, the Bismarck grocer, is
establishing an enviable reputation as
merchant whose groceries are fresh and
pure, and one who sells them at low
margin of profit. He also makes spe-
cialty Of fruits and vegetables.
Editor Garrette, of the Washburn
Times, writes us that the young Kansas
lady who recently wrote us asking about
the chances-for getting school can hear
of a vacancy in Mclean County. We
have sent her address to Brother Garrette,
and only ask that, if the lady comes and
| a wedding should result, it be remembered
that we have q fine mouth for cake. The
| wedding-cake market in these parts is
dull.
\ The editor of an exchange, possessing
7 the true spirit of modesty and humility,
has quiet little confab with his deln-
queut subscribers, as follows "There is
a matter Some of our Subscribers Seem
\ to lave forgotten entirely. Some have
made US many promises, but have not
| kept them. To u;s it is a very important
matter. 1t is necessary In our business.
We are very modest and dislike to Speak
@bout it,"
| I Sheriff Donnelly, of Burleigh county,
fwas in town Wednesday, with subpenas
for witnesses and grand and petit jurors
for the coming term of court. Those
| wanted from this county are as follows ::